On January 29th, Lloyd Thomas introduces Angela Myers, Larimer County Clerk and Recorder, to explain the recent changes in election laws. Myers will encourage lively audience participation on matters that directly affect Rotarians and our interaction with county government. Angela reports that “There are four Larimer County elections on the horizon! You need to hear about the what’s and how’s!”
Community Grants Committee Chair Kathy Nicol presented a check for $3000 to Foster and Adoptive Families Of Larimer County. The money will be directed to health and wellness programming.
Last week, RCFC member and polymath, Bob Meroney, debuted his talk - US Currency: History, Art and Symbolism. Seems that many of our memorable words and sayings originate because of our “love” of money – from “Greenback” to “Banned in Boston”. Bob's talk was supported by a display of old and replica coins and paper money on a nearby table.
This month our honored teacher was Marge Couget, who has been a kindergarten teacher at Beattie Elementary School for nine years Her career spans 28 years of teaching. She was introduced by her principal, Dave Patterson. Presenting Couget with a check for $250 from RCFC was Committee Member, Marty Bachman.
Past President Steve Laine inducted RCFC's newest member, Grace Taylor, who will join the Evening fellowship. Grace is Vice President of Operations for PVH and MCR, both hospitals are part of UCHealth. She oversees several support services and fosters relationships with network affiliate hospitals. She is sponsored by Stacy Plemmons. 
